<br>🌟Spacious apartment in Vienna’s most popular residential district, <br><br><br> ▶️Free garage with EV charging station<br>▶️Near the Stadthalle<br>▶️2.5 km from the Old Town—12 min. by tram<br>▶️Just a few steps to the tram and bus<br>▶️Quiet, large balcony<br>▶️Fully equipped for long-term guests <br>▶️Quiet side street; bedroom facing the garden<br>▶️City tax included<br>▶️Many supermarkets and a weekly market nearby<br>▶️Near the Metropol and Kulisse theaters, children’s playgrounds, and parks<br>▶️Top-quality drinking water<br>▶️Various coffee makers—filter, French press, Bialetti, Cafissimo capsule machine from Eduscho<br><br>This quiet, bright apartment has been furnished with great care and, with its 110 m², offers plenty of space even for a large family. It is also fully equipped for long-term guests and business travelers. The large terrace provides a peaceful place to relax; you’ll hardly notice that you’re in a big city. Excellent public transportation access. The house is located on a quiet side street; it was built in the Gründerzeit era in 1870 and used to be a mother-of-pearl factory.<br><br>Garage available—please let us know in advance if you’re arriving by car. A parking space for a second car is usually available upon request.<br><br>Perfect access to public transportation. Stops for tram lines 2, 9, 43, 44, and bus 10A are approximately 50–100 meters away. <br><br>Tram line 2 is the perfect sightseeing route, as it passes through the historic center of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.<br><br>Line 2 runs from our location toward the Old Town:<br>Ottakringer Brewery – Brunnenmarkt – Theater in der Josefstadt – City Hall – Parliament – Volksgarten – Natural History and Art History Museums – Hofburg and Heldenplatz – Burggarten – State Opera – Musikverein – Schwarzenbergplatz - Stadtpark - MAK Museum of Applied Arts - OTTO Wagner Postsparkasse - Federal Ministry of Transport - Urania - Ruprechtskirche - Karmeliter Markt - Augarten<br><br>The U6 subway line is 9 minutes away from here, and you can take tram line 2 directly there.<br><br><br>Since the public transportation network is very well developed, it’s easy to get around Vienna using public transit, and many routes are better reached by tram or bus than by subway—especially if you want to explore a lot of Vienna.